Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 172, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 March 1860 — Page 4

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KIVER ITEMS.

S&" Regular Packet expecting notice of their running arrangement in the Journal, mutt advertise with tu. All kind of Steamboat Job Work done at thort notice, in good ttyle, and at reasonable rate. Extra copies of the paper for tale at all time. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ' ARRIVED. Cambridge, Pitta., W. V. Gillnru, Hartford, Baltic. New Orleans, Lne Eaves, 8. Carroltou, Pnnbar, Paducah, Lehigh, St. Louis, Him McLelland, Mem., Switzerland, K. O., Shenango, Pitta., A. O. Tylor, Cin., K. H. Fairchild, Lou., Fanny Bullitt, Lou., Grey Eagle, Lou., Diadem, St. Lonis, Anglo Saxon, Pitta., Pacific, Louisville, Peytona, New Orleana, Greenville, B. Green, II. JD. Meara, Wheeling, K. M. Patten, Lou., Goody Friends, Pitt., Melnotte, PitU., J. W. Cheese nian, Cin., Time, Tennessee Biter. DkPAKTED. Cambridge, St. Louis, Baltic, Louisville, Lbigb, On., nonet flic Lallan, loil, Switzerland, Cin., A. O. Tylor, N. O., Fanny Bullitt, N. O., Dutdem, Pitta., H. 1. Meara, Memphis, Goody Friends, Mem., Dunbar, PsUura.li, Tint, Louisville, Shenango, St. Louis, E. II. Fairchild, N. O., Orey Eagle, Lou., Peytona, Lou., K. M. Pattern, Tunn. River, Melnotte, St. Louis, J. W. Cheeeenian, St. Loii. W. V, Gilluni, Hartford. ......The <Weather> yesterday was very cold. There was a severe frost the night before, and a chilling wind was blowing during the whole day. There seems to be an excellent prospect for the entire destruction of the peach crop, if it is not already cut off. ......<Business> Sunday and yesterday was quite good. At one time there were five large New Orleans boats at the landing receiving and discharging freight. ......The <River> was falling considerably. At Cincinnati it was rising with 14 feet in the channel from that city to Louisville. At Pittsburgh it was on the decline. ......<Freights> have been thinned out considerably by the steamers <Fairchild, Bulliit, and Tylor>. We did not ascertain that there has been any change in the prices, as yet. The rate will be reduced—we think—shortly as, freights are daily becoming more scarce. ......The <Charley Bowen>, be it remembered, is the regular railroad packet for Cairo and intermediate points to-day at 12 o'clock. Let every pound of freight to be delivered at any point on the lower Ohio be sent down early, as Capt. Dexter always desires to leave on advertised time. Passengers will find the <Bowen> to be one of the most comfortable boats on the river, and as speedy as the swiftest. ......The <Lue Eaves> arrived on Sunday with a good trip and 15 passengers. She left yesterday afternoon with a good load. ......The <Dunbar> left at her usual hour with a fair trip. ......The <Grey Eagle>, it is stated, has made her last trip in the Louisville and Henderson trade. A gentleman went up on her, for the purpose—so we are informed of buying her and placing her in the Memphis and Vicksburg trade. The <Grey Eagle> is an honor to any locality, and we will part with her with regret. We trust, however, that her enterprising owners will supply her place with a boat equally capacious, comfortable, and handsome. ......The <Greenville>, Capt. Humphreys in command, and Mr. McCulloch in the office, leaves for Bowling Green to-day. The <Greenville> is one of the reliables and has an established reputation for promptness and speed. Passengers and freight will be carefully attended to. Mr. McCulloch will accept our thanks for a copy of his manifest. ......There are some probabilities that the arrangements so long talked of in reference to changing the manner of carrying the Louisville and Cairo mail is likely to prove a failure after all. The suspicion seems to have been circulated that there is a strong probability the Post Master General will stop that route altogether, and that the present mail company, foreseeing the danger, are anxious to get rid of the thing with their boats in time. How true this is we do not pretend to say. ......All day long yesterday, the crew of the steamer <Pacific> were busily engaged in unloading the unfortunate <Anglo Saxon>. The shore was literally lined with the merchandise, furniture, produce and machinery taken from the ill-fated steamer. The fire in the meantime continued to rage in the hold, but by keeping the hatches down tight and throwing in a steady jet of steam it was prevented from bursting above the decks, Finally, after nearly everything was taken from her, she was scuttled, the water rising above her lower deck. This extinguished the fire, and will insure the safety of the boat. The <Pacific> did one of the most profitable day's work that will ever fall to her lot again, as her officers will secure salvage both on the <Anglo Saxon> and her cargo, which must be very valuable. What the amount of the insurance is we did not learn. ......Several articles of clothing and valuables were stolen on the <Anglo Saxon> during the excitement on Sunday night. The passengers were first taken off the boat, thankful to escape with their life. After they they [sic] discover there was no immediate danger, they returned to gather their clothes, when they found many things missing. The <Anglo Saxon> was loaded with merchandise destined principally for Arkansas. She had some sixty passengers on board at the time of the occurrence. One of her passengers, Mr. Amos White, of Zanesville, O., informs us that she had in her bold a lot of hay, whisky, lime and powder—rather combustible materials, we should judge. The powder was thrown overboard immediately after the discovery of the fire, and all danger from that source were removed. ......The Cincinnati <Gazette> says: We have before us a printed copy of the "Constitution and By-Laws of the Upper Mississippi River Pilots Benevolent Association," and this association certainly does not appear to be anything very alarming; on the contrary, something which reflects credit upon these pilots. Its objects are to help pilots who are out of employment for a certain length of time, or in case of sickness or disability; and in case of death to support the widow and educate the children. Liberal provisions are made for such distributions. The rules are rigid in respect to sobriety, &c., of pilots, members of the association. It is an admirable society, and one which should be encouraged by steamboat owners. Its headquarters are at St. Louis, and every pilot on the Upper Mississippi should be a member. Itecclpta tiy Klrtr. FROM SOUTH CARROLLTON. pkr Lub Eavks. 116 dry hides, Beinent & Viele : 3 boxes skins. J. II. Maciu e: 3 Imxes trees. K. Dunk; IO hhds toluu-co, I. A Crane: 4 hhds UIhicco, SM;ui2hter A llunk erson; 32 lieef hides, owner on lnjard : hint toltacco. J. W. Ungues; ft dry - hides. 2 boxes rags, J. II. k W. W. Morgan. FROM BOWLING GREEN', i sr Gates VILLB. 1 1 hhds lohMpeo, Slanghter A; Dun W 1-541 III 1 Imix nnlse. J. W. I ii" lies: M

l.-s Imcoii, 25 bbls pork, 6 do la-el, 1- casks : bacon, 14 hhds tobacco, 10 bbls eggs, I. A.j The Irfgislatui-e f -New York.- has passed Crane & Co. A giavl way business aud a j a bill to amend Ihe Constitution by extendiarge numberf of passengers. ing free suffrage to negroes. j

......The <H. D. Mears>, a, new-boat, passel down yesterday. She is to run between Memphis and Vicksburg. It was the intention to place her in the mail line, but an-

other boat was put in before the <Mears> got down. Capt. Jelly intends running in that trade whether he gets the mail to carry or not. Receipts by Canal. - FROM. PETERSBURG, per Isabel. 1 33 bushels corn, Brown & Aikman; 119 kaa wheat, 1 bag featfiers, 5 bas apples, 1' bag rag, Geo. Foster i ,(Jo.; 10, liMs tobacco,Miller & Copeland. ' ' FROM PETERSBURG, i ta Imperial. 2 hhds -tobacco, Allis & Hows; 7 buds do, Geo. Foster & Ci .; 7 hhds tobacco, 100 bbls Hour, 47 bags corn, Brown k Aikman ; 60 bbls flour, 50 bags bran, 3 bags applea, 1 bbl eggs, Wheeler & Rigg3.. . " , ' "' , FROM NEWBERRY, per Princess, 320 bushels wheat, J. H. Miller & Co.; , 240 bbls Hour, 5 bags apples, 1 bbl butler, a wis ePK9 bags rags, Brown & Aikman ; -40 beef hides, 12 bags beans, Ueo. r oster & Co. Receipts by Railroad.' Ma ECU 26th, I860. 2U dux hides, 2 b&ga feathora, 1 box rags, 186 bush enru, 1 osier it Uo.; bKla vrtusKy, A-IIis lluwcs; 1 car loait liny, Vlckery liros.: is sacks dried apples, J. P. Elliott; 1 box rags, 2 fcacks leathers, Mi baira rnra. Urr, Dnlzcll A Co.; 1 box goods, Duiicin A Co.; 1 box udde,ADRpacher & Plant; lkirtt tool. KHbcock Bron.; 5 boxes hardware, 1 jikge do z bdls sbovels, t). H. Wells; L cask, J.: KsvHller; 6 boxes (I goods, Jewell, Aewberry St Co.; cask hard are, J. htraub & tHUi; 1 bale, 1 box, Wm. Ilugbes; 7 boxes, 4 trunks, 11.' II. Levy; lot li h good, t stove, 18 hides, hum, J.B.18. J. jtinltHin; I-roll carpet, Jits. lls-'ittcNeely; 5 cases. U. k W. W. Aluriiaa; 2 cases, H. l. vt ells A l'o.; li bbla pork. S bbls beef, 2 boxes, 1 bjle, P. ; )'- Kiley In ; l ulrts i-cs'i ' -rri-, v .uA Ou.; 1WI bids flour, Itoment & leje; .1 libls cgirs, J. Iavi; II bale bay, I. A. Crane; t car Iioojjpoles, McNeely Uet'rees; lltSObueh corn j Brow n Alkuian; 101 ooxes, z oaies niuw, H(iievH tr i o.. S boxes, Vantior k Marcoimierp 1 box, rolls -carpet, J. 8. Hopkins; 3 boxes, Keen A Preston; 2 rolls leather, K. Italuigb; 1 bale Li lielting, U. Babcock. A. K. 8HRADER, Ag't. I Arbanokhent bktwksn tub Democratic and Rkpubi.ican Clubs. The Committees of the Democratic and Rebnblican Clubs of this city met on Tuesday, aud agreed upon a basis of action in regard to securing an equal representation on the Klectiou Boards, which agreement has been rati hed by the respective c'nbs : , ; : It provide: that the Republican Club will use its influence to give the Democrats one Judge and one Clerk in this township, and recommends other townships in' the IMate, having Rebublican oflicers, to do' the same. The Democratic Club agrees to use their in? fliienec in' Democratic townships to secure the same rights to the Republican parly.I he agreement, which is- signed by tiordou Tanner for the Democratic Club, and 15. R. Sulgrove for the Republican, concludes in these words: " it is earnestly' requested that all members ot the' respective parties shall co-operate with us to cany out this arrangement. It is further agreed that in every case each party . shall chooso its own men for these positions, i i ...... , ; This numstuient and endeavor to preserve the purity 'of the "ballot-box is honorable to both parties, mid if carried out in good faith, ns wu trust it wilj .fie, will gojUr to restore confidence iu the integrity of ihe. ballotIki.x., -No party can pto-mr, long that will resort to fraud to ppmre .t tcinfrorary tri umph. The cloven totit w ill stick.out soon r or Inter, and ware on Uiose who' -tleiest it. The examplo - set ijy the clubs d thL city, we hope will be ibllewed through out the Stale, and thus remove all suspicion hereafter lint the purify of-tlie ba!lot-lo.t hits been tampcretl with;-rS?(; St ittincl. ' Tenx33K. Both Houses of the Tennes-' see Legislature have adopted a resolution to adjourn sine difun .Monday next: The bill for the expulsion ot -free negroes uaa failed to become a law. The bill &t the benefit of the Nashville? nt Xorlhwestern Ruilroatl, which originated in the Senate,, bus" passed the House by a vote of veas'33, navs 27. - This will extend Sliite aid to the branch ot the road front Huntingdon to Jackson, to the extent of $10,000 per, mUe, aud;. enable the road to make a connection at the latter place with the Mobile and Oliio and Mississippi Central road?, and furnishes, in addition to its Western, an important Southern connection for the raiiroads, radiatiug from Nashville. Louisville Journal. ' Not Dkad. We leant, -says theNew' V ork Ttibunc, through a letter from Florence, that Mrs. Brennaii, whose disappearance from Staten Island caused so much excitement some fifteen months ago, and who was supKs!d to have been murdered, is' now in Italy, and wns recently for a short time in Floreuce. By whom she is accompanied iu her travels is not known. Thk -wheat crop in this county looks exceedingly well better than that of last year and if the harvest turns out as favorably as it did then, it will be the largest yield ever bad in this county. Ihe pros pects are Rne.Jklphi Journal. Thomas Dowsing, the famous negro oysieruiatt of New York, has failed. The Day Book says he was summoned to the Supreme Court as a judgment debtor, for examination, and tried to gel off under the Dred Scott decision that he was not a cititeu. He was compelled to answer, nevertheless. ' Bio Euos. A lady near Kirk's' Mill sent its last week eight very large .benggs, the equal in size of which we have never seen. The eight weighed two pounds and the largest one measured eight inches in circumference one way aud seven the other. The hen that laid those eggs ought to have a medal, as it would lie about impossible for any other heu to beat her.- Princeton Clarion. .'J '. Tn K scarlet fever is prevailing to an alarming extent iu .various parts of J.he West. Mr. Ilutsier "of Harrison couuty lost 'four children a fe'v lays ago. A large number of deaths have. ..so reevutly taken place at Terre Haute.";' - JouN'lt BnoWNLOMtVof Knotvtlle, Tennessee, charged with killing James W. Reese, at Kniory and Henry college',, on' the 2'Jd. tilt., surrendered himself lo the Virginia authorities m the- 14th., - V Early. Go W. Kendall, writing to the Picayune, from Texnsron the 4th of Match, says; " I expect to finish planting corn tomorrow." ... "'.. John Andkksos, Es., nit old and much esteemed citi.en of Dtilans county, committed suicide oite day ' last week. Cause not known. . i5?"Tlie. Hon. W. S- firtiesbeck .lias" been lecturing in Cincinnati on Marriage. We judge froiu a guI 'Otaiiy reei)ti(cuii rences that there is n cily in the West' where the married men And women are in trrealer necd'of li-t lufing iip.in HhafiiiteresSidgsubiect. huiiutrifle Journal.' '

cGSTElBOATS;!

r REGULAR. PACKETS rr jv'HN ToMpKs. ixi(K8 uikkmiuu w", AUHsteri .O.' WTootev, run during the season' liasli and Kvanaville tradt A iiuoial TnsiS lm share i f patronage is solicitad. t7 fJ. HVitr.Ji, ejtuvt-JTu, j.-u Ji CAIRO KEGULAC PASSKN GEtt PA(JKET,OHAUL;y BOWEN, jSst Dkxtkr, AlaHler, leaves Kv:mviil- pV-Jli,'3 Tuendav 'and Saturdny, at l-o'et'Jok il arnv inj5 nt Paditcah at i o'clock. ; A M., Cairo at 12 ocliK-k. M., Wednosilav and fcituri;iy. Keturi. inv'i leave Cairo every 'W.-iliiesthty ,nni .suturday, at 7 o'clock, P. EI., end Padurah every Thiirsby aud Sunday, at 9o'clork,A. M.,, ci.miectiiiK at 1 Evaiisville with the Kvatisvill and Craw firdv";lia li. II., and Packets for Green Hiver. Also, connecting at 8utithland withCnmberiand Uiver Packets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, Now Orleaus aud it Lntiia Packet. . 1 Tickets can be obtained on- board the boat f--r all Eastern Cties. . . 5 ; i -.- i sej.ta f ACKi T The flue (.teamcr DUNBAR. Gus. Fowler, master, loaves iLvansville every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock Ai. Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, Ihursday, and Saturday, at 9 o'clock A. M. Oonnectiutr at Kvanaviila with the Evansville and Crawfordsvilla Railroad for all peinta North aud East, with packets for Louisville Green, aud Wabaeh rivers. At Paducah with pack eta for St. Louis, New Orleana, and the Daily Mail boats foi Cairo, KushvilUv and Tennessee river. SBninc8s promptly attended, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged by the regular packet-) Through bills of lading given to New Orleans and all jioiuts on the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers aug!8 M.OVM8 WMIaJLS. M V KV AfiS VILLK AMD . D ... UKNDERSON Packet. The new and iiiiigniflceut Steamer G R K Y KAGLJC. W, - H. Daniki... Cantaib : J. li. Duncan, Clerk, leav,; Louisville every Wednesday aud Saturday at 4 o'clocK P. M. Leaves Kvansvi le every Monday at 12 M., aud Thursday at 5 o'clock P. M. J-nl7 " " gjOU KOI Tit CiJ4is,i,TJ'.wML rilNU 111 Vk.lt. I lie elegsnt passenger steaiuer LL'K EAVKii, Sl Uo.naio), Master, Tai loe, Clerk, will uiake regular tri-weekly trips to south Carroltou and Poud Uiver, leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fridays. Kor freight or sssage, apply O B Ixntrd ' de2Utf FOR WABASH RIVER. . MS eg vl Jim wjbjnh ru a i;t 'tie new aud light draught summer MASONIC IJKM, Pilislmrv Blaster, McDonald Clerk, will niakel regular triis between Kvansville and SI t. Carntel,, liiring the seanou. Por freight or passago apply on laiard. janUltf tt'K U ", WJBJ Sit PACKETS f The Cue light draught steamer i ." T. lEE.DoxLOs . LEW l l V IS, Master .. M. lsT, Cl. ik Leaves Evausville ou haturdavs, at 12 o clock. Leaves llu'souvills ou Weliieadi.ya, at. 12o'clo k . ; HtVEl), COMFORT, UELIABIIITY, .j'APETY. JOHN Mt-CLAtN...; Maater. Thih. Dt'sotjciiFT .'.;....: Clerk. Leaves Kvansviile on W ednesdays, at 13 o'clock. lieaveM Hutsonville im Saturdays, at 12 o'olncK. IMS'" Tlie.se two boats will run regularly during the season, connecting at llnlHonvilte Willi thn Hutsonville, Terre Haute, aud Lafayette Packet, MASONIC GEM. Freight aud Passengers receipted through to all (Hiiuts. i . . Pastfungers and Shipars may rely iiMin the regularity ol' ItieHu lioals. All orders and business entrusted to them will lie premptly attended to. -!n a w v i7t uuJTh mhhuTV' ku JLfc. Packet, the light draught bI.-uiii, r, CASI Ll-r GAKHKN, t.uieil, . iimKter. - Sliel'le, -clerk, will make regular trips tii'tween 1 XliSij. Evulisville and Kueue dilVijg llu) HHa-csBsaxKaiM son. Kor tVeight or parage applv on U.-aio. jan2. ' S9K aV j X I ti :jt S H It I V li U -W k- l'ltcket, the iiplenilid light ilmilt.t bteaiiHir VIltKnTONK, Moses Kirk- Lffer-' (mtrick, master, will make reg u 1 ai WTrV-tAktawsi trips during the s-anon lHtw''U Kvuiisvilli; uiul Attica, leaving Evausville Tuedityn and arriving on Saturdays. jau24 SI The liglii draught 'steamer MARY COOK, St'TTtiN Maater, Campbki.i., Clerk;' will ' make rcgo- 5 lar trips between Evansville mid Eugene, lm mg the season. For freight or -tuiftMit?, nppty on board ji.niH tr. - ! 'CHARLES EVERT, ' ct a tt i-Tiar'A tr-CTt i .'tTr!il'PD iJiVlU IU t, l l ilt J-.A.KJ AJXVJ WW Captains and the public iu geueial that he has on bund a valuable lot of TAKl'Al'LINS OF ALL SIZES, which he will sell cheap. Old Tarpaulins repaired ou short notice. Fire Screens, Koiler Deck CurtniuH, made and put up, couiplete. All rigging work done on short notice. Also, rojies neatly spliced. Call at lib" room, over J. G. Veuueiuiiu'a store. , , jaulTdini RWARDG & CpmilSSIO N. B ALTi MORE & OHIO R A ILR 6 A D. B ffi ft ft thk jt union mi WW Agents of the aliovn lload. and are giving through receipts ou freight to all the Eastern cities, at as low rates ashy any other linn. Goods sent 10 our care for transhipment will be forwarded with promptness and dispatch? --- - - - - - - JTor all information address -, . , . -. GEOi EOS l'liR & CO., Ag'ts, Cor. Locutt at. and Canal, Evausville, lud. mar9 . . - . , Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. G. O'RILETT Be Co. CT0AJA', A'WII kWlslMi.VU, JJS'l 3 CIMMISSION MKKCJ1ANTS. General Kailrosi .Steamboat, and Expires Ages t a Special Agents for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections, over which we are authorized to give through receipts at ths lowest jaissible rates Uaviug a mammoth Wharf bout at the landing, the largest on tho tthio Hiver, capable uf storing aud protecting all merchandize liable to damage from exIKMiire, we are preNtred to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, fo wurded to our rare bv either " RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particulitr attentioo mikJ t Hecoiving, Storing aiil Forwarding, alno. to the . Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us forsale,aud satlsiaction gmirauteed. OtHee aud extensive Warehouse on Water street, aib'oinlug the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to lie fouud, attending to the interests of our pat runs at all hours, day aud oight. With intr sujierior facilities; long standing ; untiring energy ; and knowledge of our baMtieHs, we feel coiitiikmt of giving general satisfartinn,' and hope to merit contiuuance of the exteusive patron age we are unw enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on allconsignnients to either ourselves or correspondents in any of the principal markets. North, Kast or ionlh. P. C. O'RILEY A. CO. nsaiPA' e a I Hjnjij, am til JES i! NU. POUWAItDI NO ANIM1F.NKKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Arnl ..r ktaiiMvt .IM. fuit 'tjuiUHuykvHiiMVille, J aiIuiiik. Wh lutvo foi-iunl ;i co-HCtiiHiihi undr tbe k yK- 1 Bkown A Aikman, ami ottVr our Btr-k-4 iu tin t-a.mcHy n wt l".rlli in nir card hImit. We are fully rearetl t rxtttl vry fucility to BhipiMi-H, either b CANAL, UIVKU, or KAIiuIUA0, niitl ruw"-e lhm that lhMr iulnrfHU lmll t4 tititituli- rH)ien)utK !itniltl tluy t-i r.ijvJ to t:vr u witti ti.u.rpatriiaK' . OfHoo antt V arohoutK ou t!i Conner of Mjiin M. aiiii tho t -aitat. WM. BKOWN, W. M. AIKMAN, ImUi of MovvarJ & Hrt.wn. Iite.d KdSTKU, .V '. jan-i-tt' mtM. NKW AK1CANGKMKNT. The Aiiahs Kxraass Company ref- llnlly announce to their friends and iatroiis, the public of. Kvansviile. aud viciuity, that, with increased t'aciiilt, l..r I lie lrausNriatioii of ' H 1J I (1 H T , I' A r K A a KS, N A' E Y AND ' A L V A R L K K, They a4icit a contiuiKtiicn of biriHcr liivorr. Kspecial care taken in the i olle. t(Mi ol lulls, Drafts, NoU-s,aud the transportation of smalt and valuable packages. All nersolis mishihg to avail themselves ol llie f:i-oiliti-s of Ihe Kxpn-ss, cjiw olt.:iin an, ilired hit:Tmatieu iu refercmv lothe rouii-s and d.-taiU ol Ihe business, at thuir Ollii-e oii Kii-st street, between M.liu and IsM-USt. oppisita the Post tlllii e delS . '. H. KIS1I. Agent jf UJWlt. rTiKJUIi.--l bave a largo il.ni-' I1 Wan.li.iiir- ut l he Canal Ihixln, cspnlilo of itoriug any aiuoi.i.i of produce, ahicli will le received, stored, lakrn care oj and held sill.je.-t to I be owner's ol decs on luost reasonable t.-rms. P. O. O R1LKY. iuh2ti-tf

NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

'R. H. SHORT & CO., Commission Merchants, r , t JSo.? y-i LHtmji street, f , u K3W ORLEANS. LA; a. a. suout... oqt22-4ind .. K. a. HOWARD. U. II. I'IKI'U1I,U ...JOHN W. BINOBAM F, 11. FAIRCHILD & CO., (uceasora to T. ('. Twm'HKU, A Co.,) i Commission Merchants, .-c-Ttr rOl'V&AB STRHET. -. '-oct4- KW OKWAlVS. fe H. MKJSWHMt V tr 19., mif.lS arm and forwarding Merchants; No. 2', Poydiiis Street, Kew IJrleaas, La. 4 myiO-diwly M. eMercliant and proprietor o ' btock tftaldee. Mew rlai:a. La. ian22'ii7-ly. Wjitiilt. JIB I. M0jylMM0, VOjlMis- & aiim Blerchant, No. 7 Lafayette atroet. New Orleana, for the sale of butter, chouse, lai d, eggs, dried fruits, I'lour, Meat and all aorta of Western' Produce, aud for the purchase of Groceries, Ac. Cash advances made on consignments. - mal5-ly tL fur many years chief Clerk in the house of JOHN HURLEY A Co., begs to offer his services as Commission Merchant, to the frieuds and pat Tens of that house, now that it has retired from business. With this end in view I have formed a co-partnership with Mr. W. Bentoii, senior of the old and well known nriu of E. W. lieu ton A Co., uudcr the name and stylo of BENTON AKING, to take place from the 1st of May, prox. The subscriber relies for support upon the friends of the oM house of JOHN liUKLKV A Co., who have had opportunities of experiencing the promptness and ability with which he attended to their business. Very respectfully, ' : . THOMA8 KING, Corner of Lafayette and New Levee streets. Serf Qileaua. April 27. 1858. aug8-y JOSTW. DQUGHERTYV Forwardin; and Commission, NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana. to Messrs. A f as . . Kufera I Lll-lV ivaniviiis, i net. S. TWICHELL, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERC II A XT, ' ST. LOUIS, MO. Liberal advances made ou consignments to sillier of our houses. 1 - . Br.rKK to I Messrs. A His A Howes, Itemeut A Veile, Howard A Brown, Kvansviile. jvO 1 W.lZ'XtJVt UBMMTMOVBX fo., WW COMMISSION AND VOKWARDINU MERCHANTS, No. 18 Poyaraia Street, , . NEW OKLKANfl, LA. CIEH Wll.KlX W. B. ORr.ATHOURB.JOB. aiTKIMUKB. " . . - '.: y We gfve our personal attention to thvsitle of Tobacco, Corn, Whcwt, Hay, Oats, Klour, Pork, Uat-on, Lard, f- . aug!4 II. P. kl I'll Kb L...U. . A lHOl'T....i;ii. If A LLs" B. P. ETHELLA CO., ; Commiion and Forvvardini; ' ' ' Mor diants, NO. 1U1 M AG A Z I N K S 1'., N K W l U L KAN 3, LA. KFTEBCNCRS: . Geo. Foster Co., llrowu A Aikinan, aud P. G. O' Kiley, Kvansviile, lnd. A. M. Phelps A Sou, Miner A Weed, Newburgr Tnd. S. M. Leavenworth, Ksi., John K.. Kvertin, Ks.,Mt. Vernon, Jn.l. P. HmlKnih A Co., Poonville, lnd Geo. Atkinson, Khij., W. W. Cailiu, Ksq., Henderson, Ky. Nswcouib A Pro., D. P. flcuedirt A Son, Louisville, Ky. jyii QHUraCKB! Hf'J.r.'lCtlU. I'rimu Saued Shingles, on hand ami for sale by II. It A M KY, jr. inurl I No. 71 Main Ktreet. fg in sii. uiiNiM t-nujy jnnjtg.. 9f biirth Kr Corn, KMI bush Potateei, U bush Turnips, ,- bush ParDiiips, Jtt.lhsfc. Ilw Hacou llnms, Iikki llmsliouldi-M, lout) Ihschoice Leaf Lard, U t eiocs choitrc. ttk-e, riri llm Peart Starch, 1UO kev,s iiss't X hei-ltin; NiiiIh, toil boxes Glass, fiss'd sies, lo din Wik Boards. Kfi ib Btw kets.lisi 4a Krnshe, ass'd, 25 iIok rti-d i'rds, o cod' tittou ltta, to coils Manilla do, coil Hemp dis fssi Hut Pearl Parley , In do7. Tulis. Iu store-aiol for sale cheap forcs.-hat - - - VRKKKY HUOS. mar!' -B Vl'e hae lor s.-tle I'ickels in barrels, put tip in pure cider viiiegui-, which ae retail by the doi-ti tir liundn-d ; also ill kes and jars ol all siy.es. 4'al! and see for yourselves. V ICK UtY UUOJ". Jms7A"itiilTZ7... .L..JoilATTl"ANKT. '- " CRESCENT CITY ' EVANSVILLE, IND. The proprietors of the CRESCKNT CITY KOITN1KY beg ieave to inform their friends aud thepiiblie in general that they are fully prepared to make to order nil kinds of iTl ACHI1SFRY Noetioil tor M iiln or Miniutactoritu oT any kii Having a jrroat variety of patterns fur - MILL OKA1UNU, of auy siKv, and STEAM ENGINES T. of anv power required. Also manufacturers of lilSTI LLKKY AND MINING MACHINERY, TOBACCO SCUKWS AND FINISHKKS, MALT MILLS; SASH, MI LKY AND IMPHOVKD Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, IRON FRONTS for Houses, CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, Aud iu tart everything tn the -IKON KOUNDliY AND MACH1NK BUSINESS-. HUJitltl tifSTf.VW made to order. ALSO Dealers iu a superior article of TIIKKSJIJS'G MACHINES, AnJ Powers complete, of the latest Improved sfyfo. IMI'ROVEI) STEAM GAUGES, . GITS4 BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT ANIl WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND VI UK BRICK, All at oIANl KACTUKKIt-S PUICKS. alriw Highest price always utld fo old METALS, At the old SI and Comer Canal and Tngle sttt ItKlTZ t HANKY. N. !i. Work men sent to all parts to put up Machinery and do repairs iu Hollers. THRESHING MACHINES Always om hand and tor sale. - j23 iit. Charles Saloon. NEW r'UOPRI KTORSHIP AN KNTIRII RE-OIUvANIZATION. JfJJKHHBS. H.f.".n T ItHKlVtHH fa trom New Orteaue, have purcltased the ST. CM AU1. KS SALOON, on First stnet, m-arly msite the Post lltlit-e. aud have retilte! tt in an ete gaut and attrai-tive style. The new proprietors have had loihfC rxiierteitceaai ki-isrs ol fashionable ami popular Kestaurants iu Kew Orleans, and they will endeavor, la their uewhousu, to iiiuliine all the elegancies and luutrieti .t North, i n and Soutlieru Kestaarals in the ST. CHAKLKS. They have bi o!i -hi a large auA roiupUo stock: of choice Li.piora iretu New Orlutum, whi.li they collecUxl w ith cate during their luisiuuss in that cily. Their connections and actpa.iutaiic iu that city will enable tle-m to otitai tho choicest suppluisof Li.ptors. Fruits, and tervuriws froui ttiut market in future, and they wtl sptws im civuw nor pains to; oiskp the hT." ClfAHLKS snrss, lierval'ler, iis foriuxr representation, a a pnaJsant. Kat.Mii.a plm.-. gisift liviug akA 'Ugauir rtinoi ami luxiiri.niares.irt.-. - t.- ' Itilli n.l plners wilt tiuttst thisSabiow a set ol the tiii.-st luarl.ie top llilttard Taldes, fiom tlu. e!'. ti iiovit iiinl celelrtil far car) cf J-. M. Brunswick tV. 1 ' ' ' - The undersigne.1 Oaltef tleutiN-lvs that long experience and dtrctnl ni.tention wiH enalile tliem to met it a reputation eittat to any Sal.wn in the westem country. . - - Hr A splendid t.iii.. li will t- served in tho ttiosl. appi.ved stvh, uvi rv in Hnug nt ! o'clock. UAMMKlt A DttKiriJSS, aug4 liate ot New Orleans.

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'Oi . ... sw i i V;-. jgysescxJST cmtv to Bjilvv fjc TOKY. The undersigned having engaged in the Tobacco Business, with the pnrpose of supplying, if possible, the wanta of the home market, I am now repared to offer a well selected stock of manufattr" vl Tobacco from Missouri, Kentucky, and Tenisfe Leaf, in Pounda, ' Kivpa, Halves , Eights, a". i i arters, in auy desired package. Terms liberal, aud acceptable discount for Cash nnrchases. bat no sale-less than live boxe 4. I 4 , A. GUMBEKT8, jy28 x No, 105 Main atroet, Evaiisvilla. Ind. 7!r DOZ. EXTRA BALTIMOKK BKOO mm 9 the best in the market, at dec It COOK A LAKGIiY'8. INSURANCE AND READ ESTATE -scEsiKrcrxy : : Mt. 87 jntm Strut, 8cm4 1or, KYANSVILLK, IND. V rw h it vjviiKmsmjvMU m a JSl. Agent for the following reapuustble lusHrmoce Cuio4HAities ; - ; ; tt .. , New York Security Capital $500,000 Rising Sun... SMJ.'iln Eagle lusurauce Company, Ciucinnati .'too, 000 We also have some vlaable real estate for sale on reasonable terrus and lair prices ' : ' 5 lots on Gum street, between Third and Fourth. 60 acres of the Major Warner farm, ou railroad, 8 miles from Kvansviile. ..... i A farm of 170 acres in O recti county, lnd ; barn, well cistern, house, stock scale, store bouse, young orchard, Ac. , .. ..; 2U0 acres in Green county, 120 of winch is prairie, balauce iu timber S acres in cultivation. Price, ST.fsl icr acre. Terms, cash down; balauce iu 1, '2, and 3 years. A farra of bU acres, 12 miles tibrtk-West of Vin cennes, good improvements, about 50 acres fenced. Price ?l,ixe. one-fourth rash, balance in t, 2, and 3 years. A farm of 220 acres, 6 milee east of Oak Station. Good frame house, and about lis! acres fenced. Price $10 per acre. One-fourth down, balance iu 1, 2. and 3 years. 4U0 acres near Taylorsville, I nil., on liberal prices and terms. ' - 1 : A farm near Linton, Oreeti county , lnd. Price Slu per acre, i . . J j i. Very draiiablo H, aud acre lots, ou Ngwburg road, near Weaver's tiardeti." - - 2 brick housea on Second Street, Wtweeu I'hestntit and Cherry stro.ta. ' :.:-.''. ' ' . : If. a. re near Salt Well, being part of the Mitchell tract, ou liberal terms. .'--:" . : ; "! - " tilocka in lauiaico, below the creek. '"V f 4U acres adj.iiuiug Frank. Atleu's farm, having a stone onarry on it loo toot on Second street, noar Judge Baker's residence. . - , . . ; A farm of 63 acres iu Lower Pay oil. . , Missouri and Iowa lauds to sell or exchange for proierty in Indian. . Some very valuable land near Muttoon, Hliu.riH, for sale. , ,. K H. SAIIIN, -iklti . i. :- Insurance and lh-ul Kstate Agept. 1H,HUHJX 2 it. have removed to Water Mr.-et, thr .Pairs alsve Main. ' WK are now uianufaciurlngWella' Tatent Folding Spring Bill, the best and most courenient now iu use, ai it can be moved or handled without auy trouble. Call and examine them. iau'Zo E. S. BABC0CK, WrrOTiKSALK AND KKTAIT, DKALKIt TN SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. 5- - K T A N S T I L L K , INDIANA.Have constantly on hand Sash, Doors and Kai.LiNS aud Stationauv Siiaur Blinds, of Sniwrior Allegany Lumlior, well seasoned, aud ueatly aud strongly manufactured. ' ' WHOLESALE CASH PRICES. - SASH. THICRNF.KS. :AV ifc phk-k pea WINDOW. 32 3 SI7.G. HxlO lxlll...... 111x12......... 44 52 52 (.2 76 aO 84 1 10 I M 1 an I 4t lOXI'Z 111x14 lcixH lOxlA 1ixlt;. nn.14 lOXll! loxis laxits 12x18 11 r :!::::: 1 -8" l-H. l'Ji. 1-1 l!s.. Check llails. Sash of other size ou hand, or put up at short notice. DOOK8. SICK. THK'KNKSS. rates . fl 36 1 46 1 HO 2 ll 1 60 1 70 X IS. . 2 15 2 60 1 till 2 20 . 2 24 V 266 . 2 5ti . 2 d 2 85 3 10 2-tiXb-ti 1 1 ..... nt iV...... 2-8xG-tt... IS' 2-111x6-HI. ...iyt... , 1S......... i'4 i :;7 -l-i BLINIIs. Tec. tl 26 Pries. Size. 6Sxi" 611x12 , Uxl4 10x16 liixlt; loxl8 f I 71 I 71 . 2 W 2 25 .......T 2 76 w 3 is) ' 3 611 , 1 25 1 6n.... . :::::::::: 2 Z2'Z"ZS 2 6 w 3 on j-.. 12x18... KltAMKS Boer stud Wludew. SI9EB. THICRNKSM. PKICK. 8xlO 1 r 9 iMI llixl2.. l 1 isr Other sizes made to order. - - ee- BLINDS of all sixes made to order. VO Hon KS other than regular sizes ou hand, or made on short notice. . Doors moulded to order. Builders should, if ptsiaible, make their Frames of regular sizes, they can then be supplied at auy timo. . Ceiling, Sidiug, aud Flooring lor sale. Mouldings of ail ni-j-s. Fencing lbiarda 4 feet loug, for sale cheap. One Window coutains twelves lights. ..4 All orders lllllnt lie addressed lo K. S. BABCOCK, , Jnyll-lydAw ..... . , ; tCvansville. lod. .Ttl.l. ojyr HjJS'it j.yit t iikthh. MINED TO SUCCEED St i GEORGE THuKN HILL taltes tdeasun) in in ormiiig his old customers that in "(he .plnlily ami J style ot his work, lie Hatters himself lie .cannot lie excelled, lb. limy still Ik found at the corner of Second and Main str.H'Is. where the rhoi.-est llsrness and Sad.llesof every deeci rptk.o dan beobtaiatod 00 the best of terms. Oar Repairing done with neat aess and dispatch. Second-hand Harness alwave on hand. is I

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b'E'NiTtfS-Ti ' Ilt. HAAS, having leased Uie vooiLaormerlyoc- ( cupiedby Dr. Kivott, in Dr, lit ay's buildiug, o.poaite the Post Office, would respectfully solicit the citizens of Evausville aud the surrounding towns and country o vtsit bis . r.aHsts ar.d see tho speci mena ou-ezltibitiou.i. All those who isnjd Dental operations performed , and are pleased w 1 1 h h is work, shall lie atttudud to with great pleasure. Ilia CONTIMIol'S GL'M .- works wfthout a seam or crevice. Nothiirs will be aotw clean, or have greater strength. li is Block Won has but two scams in a full upper or lower act. Persons can laugh as heartily as th'-y choose without showing that 4heir teeth are artificial, and cheeks that are suukeu vuu be restored to nearly their origiual contour. He also makes the usual styles of plain and simple gum tootb work o geld and silver plate end also the Cheoplaatic work, w hich is much liked by those who have used it. He has also two processes for extracting teeth without pain bo inhalation no injurious effects arising from their use the most deliratoran ha-oihsie applied with porfoctaafety6uB Parents will consult the liealtu and oesnry i their rhildrou by having the Dentist direct their second dentition,1hereby prodncitig-synrtuetry and health to tliose invalual'lo organs. " '-., . slt- I take pleasure iu iutroiucing l'r. Unss, formerly ot Lafayette, lnd:, Diy suecessor to the old rooms in Bray's building, hopinsr he will- find then both pleasaut aud profitable wm my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to find him. oue of tho progressing; p.awessiug taKte and high professional ability and standing. With thte view, I cat, with aafoty.rucuuuiicud hini-to the community aa a skilltul and competent deutist. ' mtf" . KITETT. ev JKTH'a JittCIK TOOl.HFroiti aud A-e. - into, J. --j- M. lsiyi. a iromi.lete as sortment of OUr tools Will lie li'Ullll HHiieiTO tt. tiONNTAQ A OO., No. Kl Main street, wit! whom we have made arrangements to sell aur giKnN, at our prices, and make gisid all tools that are brokeu by defect iu Wirt-kiiianship. janl'J. ',t J. C. A J. t;. SMITH. 1 maH.nti ma jnjij't; t-:tTi' tf-:H-r" down Smith's superior axes. ...... ... 10 do Smith's drawing k nives. at do hatcheta. ' ' ' ' 1 '-' ' . 6 do ("grubbing hoes.; i ). ti : . ' . . For sale No. 10 Main street, " jau 12 OKO. S. SONNTAO. J- CO. . ft J.i'.'. 1 O.IHt'M KKt'll VfcD t99 iier steamer Lehigh, by declO . . i iKr:NSON A CO. , atj TtiJt ti.yr ot- thk utvyjiHS 3r of the tsmiraiTV Insvkamcb Compamy, October 1, 1S5H , ... : , . , . : . ... ... AtOHCTg. Cash .in hand..'..:...... -fssl 4S 4 lash in Continental Hank, awaiting lu- . vestuteul ...S'J,S24 t! Cash in pmnk Commonwealth. .-.-, d,l!l7 47 ..TtalA....:....f.-a.Ai.....i.-.i-.....-j;3HI U7 Bank Slocks 60 shares Uauk, Comieerce . " " 61) Aiu'11 Kx. Bank " 1M " Bank New York . ;. ,14 B'k -'M: America ' ' ' " 214 siisi-arvaL Sil.rJKi worth 2-,704 Tomirary Tsmns secured by lt,ti8 lT. S.' -Couriou Bonds aud 26 shares tteeolllle Fire Insurance C-oinpauy li,:HNl tHI Bonds and Mortgages lieing tirr.l lien, .tc.4iK.,l:iMHi Pnmhnns flmbllertel.'.M .:i.x.:.i-."....r 2sil Nt Accrutsl Ina. on Bonds and . Murtgag. Ji. 1 -. : - Tempiarary Loans...... t,7tt 7$ Balance due from Agenls T.I 11 v Tot il ....... Capital Stock, Surplus S.'44,8U1 S'l ..j.'itSMKKJ (Ml ... 4t,8!ll 80 ' . 614,ftll 80 -No Liabilities. - . - JOSEPH WAI.KEK Tl.'t'lf yihi('K, Secretary.' TnVt STaTKOPSEVVYOUK, :irv A COUNTY OF NEW- YOUR. ".' Personally apl-eare.1 lM-r.ire me this 2VIi!i day of NovemlsTA. D. i60, Joseph Walker, l'rei.t,-ut, aud Richard L. Uayds:k, Sccroliiry, of- the Securitv Fire Insurance Company, of the City of Kew YoVk, and si verally iilflrmed that the within blab nient by them snliscrtri.-d is correct and true to the best of their knowledge and Iwlier. . . . THUS. L. TUOUNKLL, . , CojinnlssioiKU-loathe State ol ludiaua, A-..- . .r lu'Kt-wYerk. . . Thr Onmiaiy lias . uniplhw with the lawof Inliana cincel uiug lusuiencs Cmpauk-s, ami isprepinvd to pike rinks in tho City, of .Kvansviile and. Vamleibiiigh county, 1 ml e. . ' K H ,8AfilN, Agent, . declo .;i .. . ..1 87 Main atrvt-t. To tho Public. 1 J.'.'" - JSL so fur, have Ik.cii Tcrv wet ones, cmnlng tiiuTiy of mr rivi-rs to-' overflow ttieir . banks, laick ing up -Mie water ia .the- creeks aud buyous, iuio lloodii.g to a considerable extent the bottom lands; when" Ihe rivers rt-ccdt', ' which' may be expected soob, then the large aurtnee ot decay ing veg. etable matter exposed to the scorching rays of the summer sun, produces the malaria, w hich provee so fatal .in its course, sweeping whole States, and sparing neither age uor sex in -Ita coaqia.i in march. .. . . . .- . .... , , ; A -. ... - ruiiunM i.f nutra tl.ut. twi.ntv vesrs J ' W 1 ...... . .... . ...... i - the middle sud Southern States, we think we have discovered a medicine which, to a certain extent, ia m preventative of tile attacks of biliims lever ague, Ac, and aa such we recommend our Magnolia Whisky. ' ' ' " ' ' We wish the public to understand that we are not urging upon them the use of strong Licpiors us abeverage. Weare, andatwa)-s have been, opposed to their, being nse in that way, but it people- will use them us such, let them have by ail moans a pure article, tbat'nllt ktp them in health,' and Isngtheu instead of shortening their lives. We propose to sell always pure and unadulterated Litpiors for medicinal purjiosos, and a little for the stomach's sake, if required, and will challenge ai in. spection by the best chemists in this or auy other country, to find any impurity or adulteration in tho whisky branded by us, "A His A Howe's 31auolla." - It is warranted, as it is distilled from the ooru, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good cistern water. We have no doubt many persons have been ruined in health, if not uctually killed, py drinking laid whisky, the greater the reason that Aids A Howes pure Magnolia should be in general use. Just received and iu store for sale 10 'j pipes ass'd Brandies (ol.0frem3 toS7gsl. 12 1, pipes do loldl from 3 toS7'tgai. 4 pipes Holland Gin ; 3 puncheons old Bum. muxi ALLIS A HOVVKS. Water at - rmiih 1 maKmT TOHACCO M TABLiSIIMENTIN THE STATE. F. FcDdrich & Brothers, Would r.-spei t fully inform the citizens of Evansville and virinHy, that they have a largsr stock of Tobacco, gara Smiff, Pipf9t and German .j. .-- t t Smoking Jlvbacca, , --, Than'auy two ostalilisbuteuls 'of our pt iucipal Wties. " '-- ' - -- - v . Hotels and store-keepers, look fo yonr interests. P.dore' purchasing elsewhere, please examine our targe assortment, wh ich we pledgo ourselves tn sell at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper than can lie bought in Cincinnati or Louisville; All e ask is, that you shall call and lodge for yourselves. We offer any of the allow at wholesale or retail. Our establishment ia a branch of the well know n extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Job., Feiidri. h Bros., No. 165 Forest street. V. FKNDKICH A BltOS., 1 -4, . 1 . Slain St., 1 door ale'Ve First, oc!2t . Evausville, lnd. . ,mii VjL d. sir alwve Vine, sole Manufacturers of the Celebrated Magnolia Whiskj -- OP SVAttSVII.I.K, t!VD. '1AII Wnds-tf Domestir!' Li.pmrii -ctii4 con ' A. jr-M InrH niir.lv lit OM aiift t'.l.oi. Iti-i.trln, i Rye, aad Mon.mgahela Whisky. Migt-dAwly "' rnWW jn Lji't. 'u-je Hjivii oj W Ibiini 2".,ini iKiuiuls of new hams, siii.nl. lets, anil sides, which we will sell at the lowest prij.-s. i telil. ; 1 ; , ;..JACiB SI N.ICH A SON. ltWKJT ' 'VTTKHS JIT i"4KT! NuVV drills ttio time for Barguiua -r'ifly Meat Cutters ut a I ritle tr JialC prinvbr ash. Pri,-.-, tt:. cta ti-j$lJ each.. r liaulo) , C, ti. UKll.S siy-e and heavy, for rem. - A lo a srujill lot of fonr litihi4, dmilde pinny bae-'br bran, S-c:, for sale low, lor rash, by flWI. FOSTER A CO. - tehll ,; ' ' - : Vir. Loenst at ru,:il. ' "VwiiT ll iiisUT VOttT .'ON K-tl A LF 1-AI. . en e Ira gilt baud Coal Hoils ; 2diltuvoiuluon (same sie.,l at prime, uwst, for cash, to close out. jaulo CUAitLtd S. VVliLLS.

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New Grocerr Store. lJ m jr. Hii.'vtJ to uvcojtunoojiTM WW i the public aud ourselves, as much a possible, wo have opened a branch ot our eetablibliinent A0. itTATEft 'ST.BET.' llJl SYCAMORE, where we Would hike pleasure in supplying l.nniViee and steamboats with fancy and staple gr-weries, provieions, Ac... at the lowest possible rates. "1- i our Intetitieti to do as near a CASH business a." p-' sible, at the new store, -but for the accommoda'' " of prompt paying patrons who may not bav "liretlful" txinvoiiieiit, we will take their orf V." , have them charged at the old stand, efc.r.,.r street, w hero business will be carried op '' ... 'i ... .1,. ,.Mrrh.u steamboat stores will please giva ns a trial. as w tWnk uec,", mako it their interest so to ,1o.-i(,iEi;y BUOS. Xi n cefved ,.er steamerTudale-125 lb. Gum Hope, all sir..,,; . lbs Gu Lf ?! ? LmTpJfk lb. Cotton Packing. -11 ses; reel Utn k-iiiu--i khls li. 1 Coal Oil. o Hois no. 1 Lard Toil i AUo al of those wHbrated Wheel.'ug 'obie Cigai For rale t newest prico, going JACOB SINZ1CB- SON. n-bU-tf Front, bet. Sycamore anV ue ata. -fT!-rvrr7"Jl X rUi Ji fjy JtHttttl (J.-Mi U UOVI.ll M. respectfully inform their friends aud the public generally, that they have removed their office and store to their new building on First street, three doors alaivo Piue. street, near the foundry, where they will be at.le' to give more prompt attention to t he orders oi their customers. A large lot ot stoves will he sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, in order to close out tho stock. dec3 KKATZ HEILMAW. UHBI8TIAN XBATS..... WM. HKILMAta. KRATZ & HEILMAN. t . .. CITY FOUNDRY t ' MANUFACTITKERS ANDBUILDERSOFSTKAst . ENGINES AND BOILEK8, Saw:and Grist Mill- Machinery, Tol-co Screws. Ouinming Machines, Chinese Sugar Caue Mttis, TUraaing M.eK.., x. rWVIE I'BOPBIETORS OF THE CITY FOVt Jl a.j. l-.., l,.ve to inform their frieuds and the public In general, tnul they are prepared to do all K'nd'MACrnNK rINiaHINO WORK, and every thiug appertaining to the Foundry busines". They are uiaiiufactuiiiig Steam Engine ass Hoii.r.nsof any sire and power requlreil. Saw Mill Macbiuerv and Mill Gearing of auy size ; Distillery mid Miniug M.uhiiieryK Toliacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Miili, llores;ei-s, !oru-beiU-rs, Machinery of all ktuda insde anil reutired. Iron and Brass Castings of very ilwriiU.', Iron ilousefiouts. Cellar Gralu K-. C.H.kiug and Heating Stoves of the lalest is. proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irolia, it. BKKWICilS, DISTIL LKRS, RICCTIFIEKS.Al, Snpplasl- with every tU'stviptioit- of Copper au Slnit Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, ltet'i igerators, AlteiniHiratiirS', Sparg.-s, tStillheads and Worms os an improved principle, Coliuiins for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cn', Syphons, Ac; Copper, Lead and Iron Pipe, Copi-er, itrass sud Iron Pumps of every variety, lor beer, spirit, oil, .aNs.s Brass C.aku and Vaies, Steam Wllistlea, drr. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work aud do rejiairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Jiou Work. Av.- ' .... OLD METALS BOUGHT. They are dealing iu and selling Allen's Improved Stcaui Gunge, W ronght Iron welded Pipts and Tubing, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen llafcbe-' Flour Seistrators, Gt t man Bolting Chith.'Guiu i:i..-itH- Bi ltmg, Packing, Hose, Src, of the best kind; Tin plate, Sheet Iron, Block Tiu, Pi Iron, ltat.it Metal, Sjiclter, Firebrick. Tti.-y have every facility of tho beat Machinery ami workmen, ami v-ill give all work entrusted to I hum, liivir ipiUviuuul nttcntiou,, filling orders promptly, win ranting their work, aud are iatiaiied ait h reasonable prices. tnlice and Sale Rooms, No. 60 Main street; r"ouudety, Jtoik-r Yard and Machiue Shci ou Piue street, iMawwn First and Second streets, Evaus Vl'lo. Indiana. decT f 1" 1 5 - 1 ' i I 1 . HOOP LiAN l) rS GERMAN M EDICINES ! TI1K GHEAT - S-TA N D A K D R E M E D I E S of the prc-s.Mil a;;n, huve acquired tle-ir great aip- . ularity only through years of trial. Unbounded sat it..u:tinu is rendered by them lu all cases. UOOFLAND'B ,, G E R AI A Jf. . B I T.T.E R S 1 Wlt.t POSITIVELY "CBK . Liver Complaints, Dysfieiisiu, Jaundice, Nervous Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, aud all diseases arising lioin a -.'isordered liver, or weakr.r of the Htoumih and. digestive orgnns, . i ,i AMI WILL POSITIVKLY PUEVLNT 1-W Fectri BUiotmi Fatter, nnd Fnr and Ague. S-.e our'Almnrote tir proof. Price 7Wa rs- Vittla ,' " li 00FLA A'D'S UALSAMIC COItDlAt WILL POSITIVELY Cl'BE . . t'ougiis, Ccbls, r .Uoarsenesa, Bronchitis,'. Influeuxa. -Croup, Pnenuonia, Incipient ConaBtnptlon, and has performed the most astonishing euros svor known of CON R M E D C ON SUMPTION As a l)i.iriiieu cordiul it ia uuequaled. Price 76 cents per bottle. ' v iioofland's Herman'. pills, being wcll-kuuwu throughout Europt and Atnercan need uo commendation hers. They are purely vegt table, are prepared with great exactness and sngaf -coateiL,. i.liii better , Cathartic Pill can be found.; Price 25, cents per box. These ineiliciues are propared by Dr. C. M. Jacksum t Co., Philadelphia, Pa., aud St, Louis, Mo., aud are sold by druggists and dealers in medicines every w here. The signature of C. M. Jackson will bo 011 the outside of ea-;h bottle or box. In oar ' Ecrrylxxly'i AltMuae," pobliabed atinuiilly, you will hud teatimony and commendatory . uoticeb from all parts of the country. Those almanacs are given away by all our agents. BEWAkE OF COUNTERFEIT. .- See that you get Hooflaud's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.Jackaon, Philadelphia, Pa., ami that his signature is on the wrapper of each lsittls. ' K viler A White, Agents for Evansvillo, Ind. Lei. h A Carlstedt, do do do dec9 SCJAHS-Vfo have os M btV.a supply of if 6. T' " IT V I I I- J tt H 00 rr-. 0 We ran also furuish TRAf.'I SCALES or any capacity. These Scales are fron the manufactory of II. T. FAIRBANKS CO., St. Johnsburg, Verniout. Every Scale ia tested tnd sealed, ai.il warranted corre. t. For testimiuiaU we refer to the O'ntiHaiHU of stsiis using thtm. . ; : HORN BliUOi- cu., Agenis, nov2-l Water atreot. Evausville. j 1 J. IT. Ut'GUES. lfi Main stktut, Kvansviile. ' si :I8 ci lies iuM.ortcd, for the Country Trade, os hand. . , ... oct6

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